How do you sign “You” in ASL?
YOU: YOU in American Sign Language (ASL) refers to the person you are talking to. The video and GIF below demonstrate the sign.
How is YOU used in ASL?
YOU is pointing with grammar: ASL pronouns use space directly, and this one aims at your conversation partner. It appears in nearly every sentence of an introduction, from your name to how are you, which makes it day-one vocabulary in practice.
It appears in Book 1’s earliest lessons with the introduction phrases.
📖 YOU is taught in Lesson 4 of ASL 101: Starting Out — Book 1 of the 216-Day Challenge →
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